THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. JUNE 25, 1922.
8-8
I - . I !
American i National '
uiik Lute Two Came
Huston, June J4 Huston took loth
garnet (rum New York today, making
it four tra ht from the league cham
pion,, the iirst game 12 to 7, and the
second 5 to 2. Srott participated in
his 900th consecutive big league
game by playing in the second con
tot. S'i'tr. f.rt game: t
.MiW HIIK. I StilTO
AN H OA
(rianti Lose to Dmiger
New Vurk. June .'4, liruuklyn
Hon a hectic ttruwulc from the
Cianli today 6 to 5, giivni the
Dodgers two out of three in the
scrim. Score;
Will rf
M.S. II 3b
Miller. l(
r".a.irf If
3leu. rt
V r, H
i 'I .
k 'I. ..
Mi . (..-It it
l llilMitl, e
J..i.. ., p
M i.r. . p
li'U.ill, t
Hbliiurr
AH II A A I
111 t'Sialtk. rf
4 I i llMmatr. II
3 I Hums, lb
110 I'r.it Ih
4 11 IHussn
II I II romna.rf
3 1 I I Hurt.
t 1 41'lmnser M
f I 0;V. (Vlllse. p
4 1 HimmI.
1 0 0 T'ltll
1 1
4 1
9 I
t
91 II IT 14
T'i.1. s II 14 I!'
lui'ed fur Miller In seventh
K.'ora lv tttntnus:
S'.w V., tit J" 1"l "15 t
l',,,.l,,n tut nl It
Kutiiimi)--ltMiis; Will. M Nsll. Mu
set. I'lpti -. Wt.. Mnlih. Mennaay H.
Hume iji, I'rult IS). .1. I'olllns. Hul HI.
I'lii;n.r. Krrmo; Murray. Il'irno, Hu
nan. rittliiKtr 111. Two-base hue: Burl.
Plpp II. mi.- run: Want Houble playa:
K. utt In IMPp, 'Doul In MrNally ID Plpp.
M ..kik-II In Pr,itt in Mum.. Dunn lo
PruU in Jtuel to Hunan. Left on bases:
N.-w York. ; Jlaioti. . Ha arc nil balla:
riff .Lines. 3: off Murray. 4; off O'llnul.
I; off W. Colllno J; off llussell, t. Struck
mil: !) .Lines, I: hv Murray, t: b Ru-oi-ll.
9. Wis: iff Jones, T In I 9-9 In.
ntnira: off Ituaaell. T In I 1-1 Innlnio: off
Murray, 4 In J 1-J Innlnga: off D lioul. 1
lvj Innlnga; nff W. I'ollina, 4 In 9-9 In-
Hit by pitched lull: Tly Murray
lenneky). Winning pltrher: Ruaacll.
Lnaln pitcher: Jnnea. Umpires: Dlneen
nd llildrhrand. Time:
Score, second game:
NEW YOnK. BOSTON
tlttOUkl.V
AN H O A '
HUb. Ik 4 I J Heejee.fi. as
Jutuiauai. lb till tuuns. b
T Unmik.il III rnak, lb
H kMI. If 11(1 Mrua.1. If
Mr.ra.rf 4 11 I . rt
klllrlVrll. Ik 4 I K.llr. Ik
liana, aa 4 111 !. ff
Unlet. 4 'ia.
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Jt'gW ViKK
AM H O A
14 1
141
4 111
lit
4 11
4 I II
III
11
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1
it
I I t Inamaa W:nlnf pitcher! Kauff
man, lainf pin bar; Walk.r. L'niiiai
I'kluiaMailila), 4-4 1 itaatua, I t.
1'bil.it.lt.bla. Jmia rhilaJ.lt. hla
aun lit. f.iurib aluialil v.lnt ovr tma.
Iuii Iu4ay t. lakma Iwib riiila nf JuuH.
h.ailrr ) lra0 ia lai lha llratra m
lb fir. I aama by a a"'a uf a In I, ii?a
Jaaa Mim.ia hadt lha viailura lu 1
aaii.ra4 hn In Ilia anund t'untaal, t1n
Bin 4 I I.
BorrvV I'MIUIir"! I'HU
AH II II A I AUII O.A
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lloaill. a
r.lhnfiia. a
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nolt. aa
Tlnirt!, p
HUnnrr
TnUll
A II. If. O A I
Aft H O. A
4 111
t 0 2 l'Smlth. If
0 0 'Mmaakr. If 3 1 ff 0
0 1 4iHuma. lb 4 10
4 9 II 0'1'rtll. Jh 4 I 1 t
41 olnui.n. lb S A
4 I lit. I'nlllm. cf 4 0
4 0 9 l!Villra.O I 1
4 11 mnu.l. a 114 1
4 14 nilMMfrir, a) 9 11
110 Jlpi.rer. 110 1
1 01
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91 T 14 10t
Battel! for Fowater In tlfhth.
Rrnra hy lnnlna:
Naw York 010 010 010 S
Doaton 210 000 llx 9
Summary Runo: Plnp, Pavormar, M
noaky. Durno. Pratt, Rual. Pittlnttir. Two
baaa hlto: Deyormar, Witt, Bmllh. Pratt.
Plarry. Stolen baaaa: Plttlnirar, Manoaky.
Sacrlflcaa: Duxan. Pirry, Plttlncrr.
Double play: Smith to nurna. Left on
basra: New York. ; Doaton. 7. Tlaae
on balla; Off nuah. I: off Plarcy, .
Ptrurk out: Dy Bueh, I: by Plercy, t.
Wild pltrhea: Plercy (2). I'mplreo:
Hlldebrand and Dlneen. Time: 1:45.
St. I-oula. 13 1 Detroit, 4.
Detroit. June 14 St. Loula batted hard
today and defeated Detroit, 13 to 4. Wil
liams hit his 19th home run of the season
n the third lnnlna with two runners on
base. In the seventh Manager Cobb sent
In Flagatead to hit for Cole, then with
two strikes on tha batter, substituted
Haney aa the hitter. Tha Matter took on
strike and was out. Score:
ST. LOCI9). I DETROIT.
AB.rr.o.A l An ho. A.
5 1 1 OIRlue, lb II 1 13 5
6 4 9 9:.limn, 3b 4 13 4
4 12 ',XoM. rf 5 12 0
4 11 niVeaeb. If 5 13 0
111 Olllrilmann, rt 521
4 11 OTutihiw. 2b 0 0 0 1
4 14 lldark. lb 4 13 3
4 11 "'nimrv, m 5 0 13
3 10 l'Mxnlrr. e 3 14 0
002' rillette, p 2100
3 0 0 1 ''"If. V 0 0 0 0
'dinner, p 0 0 0 0
45 19 2T 17!Flnlfd 0 0 0 4
"Hne 1 0 0 0
(Milnlnn 0 0 A
Olsni 0 0 0
Tobln. rf
tlertwr. so
MrManua, tb
8llrr. lb
Wllllama. If
Jarobaon. ef
Rarereld. e
Kllerbr. 2b
Var.alMfr, p
Dmif'irlh. p
Wil.l.l. p
Totals
Total! 39 12 27 15
Flatted for Cole in aeventh.
Hutted for Klncatead In -leventh.
Belted for Pilletto in alxth.
Ran for Mnnion !n sixth.
Srore by Innings:
St. I.ouis IK 020 024 13
Detroit 0!0 000 Oil 4
Summary Runa: Gerber (2), Tobln (4),
Plaler 3), Williams (2), .T.icobaon, Elierb.
(Hue. Vrarh (2), Hellmann. Errors: Gar
ner. MrMnnus, Rigney. Two-baae hits:
Veaeh (2). Hcllman. Vanirilder. Severeld.
Staler, Wllllama. Ellerbe. Home run:
Williams. RncrtfleDs: Cutshaw, Ellerbe.
Sevorelil. MeMnnua. Poultle play: WriRht
to Gerber to Staler. Left on hases: St.
I.ouis. S: Detroit. 12. Haaea on balls: Off
Vanirlliler. 3: off Stoner. 1. Strurk out:
By Plllette, l: by Stoner. 2; by VangMder,
3. Hits: Off Vanifiliter. 7 in 5 2-3 Inl
nlnps: off rillette, 10 in 6 Innings; off
Panforth. 3 In 2-3 Innlnir; off Cole, 2 In
1 innlnu: off Wright. 2 in 2 2-3 Innlnga:
off Stones, 7 In 3 Innings. Hit by pitched
bill: Hy Plllette (Williams). Winning
pitcher: Vangilder. Losing pitcher: Pll
lette. tTmpires: Chill and Connolly.
Time: 2:30.
Chicago, 6; Cleveland, 4.
Chicago, June 24 -Eddie Mulligan's
great all-around playing today enabled
Chicago to make It three in a row from
Cleveland. 6 o 4. Both on the attack and
the defense. Mulligan was the star. He
contributed two extra base blows, a doulile
in the fifth which sent two Tuna acroaa
the p'ate and gave the White Sox the
lead, ami his triple In the eighth broke
a 4 to 4 tie and gav the locals the win
ning margin. Score:
CLEVELAND. I ' CHICAGO.
AU.H.O.A.I AB.R.O.A.
4 13 OUohniton, n 4 4 4 3
3 2 Mulllian. ?,b
3 O'Colllna, 2li
0 2! Huoiier. rf
1 3'M:aill. ef
7 OlFalk. If
1 Olsheelv. lb
7 l'Srtialk. o
0 !' Caber, p
0 11
i Teull
Matted for Tonav In aialh
Haii.d far I'auaay in ninth.
cor by Inning.;
nrooklya .... I
New York I0 On 4 I
nummary Buna: High CI, Johnson.
Olson i:i. tlrimra, llaiir"ft 12), M-uael.
Hmlih, Cunnltighani Kiroia. High,
Mltihall, llancrnft tl). Tan-base hna.
Myers, Hah, Three. baa hit: Olaun
lloma run.: Jnhnatun, Meusel, Htnlrn
bases: Kriai h (Si. Harrlflirs' llawlinga
111. Kelly. Itouhl play.: Il.neroft tn
Itawllnis tn Klly, Miller ta Until, to
til., .n to Mitchell. Left nn bsata: N. w ,
Tork. 10: Urnoklyn. 1. Ilaaea nn balls:
iff ilrlmes, 9; nff Teo.y. I. Birurk out;
fly Cirlmea. I. Hits: nff Toney, I In I
Innings; off Causey, I In 9 Innings. Wild
Citrh: . Orlmes 1islng pitcher: Toney,
m pi res: Moran and yutsley. Time: 1:31.
riarlnnatl, 1 IPItaburgh, S.
Il'tl.burgh, June 74 Cincinnati made It
two aralght front I'lltaburgh by winning
today' gam J to 1. Olaxner waa baited
freely, but poor bast running by th vial
tore kept their score down, Hoillngsworth
relieved Olasner In the alsth, and Murrl
aon pitched th laat Inning;, but neither
waa able tn stop tha scoring l.uyua gave
wax I Keck In Ih sixth. Srore:
CaXClXXATI. 1ITT8UI ndlT.
AR.II.O.A l All H. O A.
Tturnt. ef 5 2 1 olMarinulle, tb 3 1(4
llauhert. lb 9 4 13 I'l'srer, cf 40
liunran. If 114 01 lililiee. If '4101
ll.rir, rf 4 9 101 Hantaan. 3b 4 9 2 0
Wlnio. r 9 4 1 OiTrartwr, 4 0 9 7
llehe.. lb 4 0 I'Uoh.rr, rf 4 9 9 1
rarenry. af 4 11 H;rlmra. lb 4 0 7 1
Plnelll, 9b 9 9 0 IKInoeb, c 4 15 9
I.oo'lf. p 10 1 lKil.rner, p 109
Breiiler 11 01 Ens 110
Ksrk. p II llH'I'saw'tb, p 00
l"Tleniev 110
. Totals 99 19 17 HjUnrrlaon. p 0 0 0 1
' I Totals 34 17 M
'Batted for I.unua tn sixth.
Batted for Olasner In fifth.
Batted for Hplllngaworth In eighth.
Score bv Innings:
Cincinnati 002 111 1017
Pittsburgh 00 010 0209
Summary Rune Daubert, Duncan (t).
Harper (t). Caveney. Plnelll. Carey. Roh-
wor, Tlerney. Two-has hits: Csveney,
Rohwer. Three-base h lis: Dsubert.
Wlngo. Racrlfire: Lunue. Double plays:
Traynor tn Maranvlll to Orimm (2). Ca
veney lo Daubert (I). Rohwer to Orlmm.
Left on bases: Cincinnati, I; Plttaburgh.
9. Baaea on balls: Off Olaxner. 2; off
Holllngsworth, 9: nff Keck. 1. Struck out:
By Olasner. 4. Hits: Off Lunue. 5 in 5
Innings; off Keck. 4 in 4 innings: off
Olaxner, 13 In r. Innings; off Holllnga
worth, 4 In 3 Innings; off Morrison, 1 In
1 Inning. Wild pitch: Olasner. Winning
pitcher: I.uque. Losing pitcher: Olas
ner. Umpires: Klem and Wilson. Time:
i:if.
Error Beat Card.
St. Louis, June 24 Errors by the
Cardinals allowed th Cubs to win a slug
test, 10 to today, and make it two
atralgh over the locals. Five home runs
Were crashed out In the game, the
Cardinals hitting four and Chicago 1,
Hornaby getting his sixteenth homer of
the senann.
CHICAOO. I ST. LOT-IS.
AB.n.O.A.I AU.H.O.A.
5 0 1 01 Mann, rf 1110
4 2 I 4Mmllti. rf
1 1 1 1 Seliulll. rf
Rtttr. rf
llollncher, as
Krni. 3b
fliimes. lb
3 9 tV Humane. 2h
He.thcete, rf 4 0 5 OlMeHenrr. If
Miller. If 4 1 S OKislner. lb
5 13 21 stock. 30
1
Terry. 2b
Wlfth. o
Irme.. p
Kaufmann, p
5 01 Slock. 3b
10 0 llAinnmlth. 0
10 0 II Clemens, c
3 10
5 17 0
4 3 14
4 13 1
3 15 0
5 10 0
5 2
S 0
0 0
2 1
0 0
5 5
0 0
1
4
3
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 1
0 0 0 1
100
Alexander, p 1 2 0 0'Larsn. 8S
i iiHiiira, p
Totals 58 13 27 OHvjIVer. p
IPfeffer. p
lltarfoot. p
I "Toporcer
I Totals 37 13 27 14
Batted for Pfeffer In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Chicago 000 04S 10010
St. Louis 201 901 010
Summary Runs: Stati, Hollocher,
Krug. Orlmes, Miller (2). Terry, Wlrth.
Kauffman (2), Mann, Smith, Schults,
Hornsby, McHenry (3), Oalner, Fournier.
Errora: Stats. Smith. Stock. Walker.
Two-baae hita: Wlrth, Mann, Oalner.
Stock. Hollocher, Terry. Lavan. Three
baso hit: Miller: Home runs: Mc
Henry. Fournier. Orlmes. HornBby, Smith.
Sacrifices: Hornsby, Lavan. Kauffman.
Krug. Double play: Hollocher to Terry to
Grimes. Left on bases: Chicago, 9; St.
Loula. 8. Bases on balls: Off Jonea, 3;
off Kauffman. 2: off Haines, t; off
Walker. 2: off Pfeffer, 2. Struck out:
l)v Kauffman, 1; by Haines, 1. Hits:
Off Jones, 6 in 2 1-3 Innings: off Kauff
man, 3 in 1 2-3 Innings; off Alexander, 4
In 5 Innlnga; off Haines, 8 In 6 Innings;
off Pfeffer. S In 2 innings; off Barfoot,
tXals II f tl lol
Matted for Kllllnglm tn seventh,
Hatted fur Musing In ninth.
aVora by innlnga;
rtn.iun ,,.,on too I no I
Philadelphia 110 oo; oo 4
Summary Hub.: tlowily, Wllllama,
Fl-ahar, Italic (II. Krror. I'arkmaon.
Two. hi. e hits. I'rtrre tl), Wlnl.ra. Pow
ell Horn run: William.. HaerifuM:
U'llilania, Happ. Double play: Fletcher
to l.ealle. I.rft on bases: ll.iaton, 9:
Philadelphia. 7. It,ta-'a nn balls' Off
Kllllnglin. I: off Winters I; off l.an.
alng. 1. Struck out: lly Fllllngini, 1; by
Winters, I; by l.aneing. I, lilts: Off
Kllllnglin. 1 in Innlnga: ..ff l.an.lr.g 1
In 9 innlnga. lilt by pitched hall: Dy
Wlniera itli.e.krl). Losing pltrhr: KM
lipgim. I'mplrea Hente and Mccor
mick. Time: 1.37,
Srore, first tame:
flONTuV. I miLAIIKI.PIIIV
All II O A I All II O A
4 I I t int, lb 4 I I 1
3 4 7,rarkitiaiin. 711
0 0!H Ultima, ef
I 4 lltValser. rt
1 I II' Lee. If
I A lHVIetrlier. a
0 1 lllMlle, lb
1 .1 r lleiittne. e
10 0' Maili.tr. p
Powell, cf
Darken, th
M lh..rtli. rf
t'ruiv. If
Itiieekel. lb
Untie lb
Font, aa
O'Nrll e
Mniuillan. p
I 1
1 1
Totals 31 t 34 m Total. 31 It 27 13
Score bv Innings:
Boston 010 100 0001
Philadelphia 001 ins o:
Summary Rune: Cruise. Wllllama.
Walker. I.e (3). Fletcher. Meadnwa. Two.
haaa hits: Meadnwa. Mollie Three. Iiaae
hlta: Walker. HenJIne. Cruise. Home
run: Lee. Stolen basea: Crulae. Wll
llama. Double playa; Ford lo Barbara to
Holke (3. Crulae to O'Nell. Left on baaea:
Iloeton, 7: Philadelphia, 9. Baaea on
balla: Off Meailowa. 1: nff McQuillan. 8.
Struck out: By Meadnwa. 8; by McQuil
lan. 4. Kmplree: McCprmlrk and Sen
tell. Tim: 1:10.
Western
Packrra Out slug Iletira.
Sioux City. la., June 24. Sioux City
outaluggrd Denver and made it tTTree
atralght over the team from the mile high
city, 11 to 9. Palmer made anoher home
run, hla fourth In three days. Hemingway's
fielding and base running featured. Score:
DENVER. I SIOUX CITY.
AB.n.O.A.I All. II OA
5 0 0 SlllemliifW'r. as 5 2 3 3
4 3 1 3l Williams, rf
4 2 1 OIKlah. cf
3 1 1 tlMrts, lb
1 0 lHxtersard. 3b
1 1 911'aliner. 2b
2 13 0'nohliiis.n, If
1 4 lltluery. c
0 1 siRnettrer. p
0 0 01 navlj, p
9
1
I 0
3 1
1 3
1 0
1 13
1 0
0 0
Spranser, ss
wniiit. 3b 4
Una. If 4
O'Brien, cf 9
Shanley, rf 5
Patterson. 3b 3
C'twrlalit, lb 4
Parker, e 5
Wetwl. p 3
(lomea 1
Tntil. 17 10 94 lfll
I Total. 39 14 27 9
Batted for Wetxel In ninth.
Score by Innlnga:
Denver "21 110 400 9
Sioux City 002 613 OOx 11
Summary Runa: Spranger, Wright (2,,
O'Brien. Cartwrlght 2), Parker (2),
Wetxel. Hemingway, Williams, Elsh, Oa
tergard. Palmer. Roblnaon (2), Query fi),
Roettger (2). Errors: Cartwrlght, Elsh,
Metx. Roettger. Two-base hits: O'Brien,
Patteraon. Cartwrlght. Wright. Roettger,
Hemingway. Metx, Long. Home run:
Palmer. Stolen baaea: Oatergand (2),
Hemingway (2). Elsh. Double plays: Hem-Ingway-Palmer-Metx.
Hits and runs: Off
Roettger. 9 and 7 in 6 2-3 innings. Earned
runs: Denver, 4; Sioux City. 10. Left on
basea: Denver. 11; Sioux City. I. Bases
on balls: Off Wexel, 4; off Roettger, 7;
off Davis, 2. Struck out: By Wetiel, 4;
by Roettger, 9; by Davis, I. Hit by pitched
belli By IttMltgar. I'atersu. I'mplrea
1'.. nanus anal Anderses. Tim. Lit.
TVirMlsi Hla Ust.
St. Joseph, Mo, June 14 .Wichita rsp
lural the laat uf the aerlea her this aflar
niHia front hi. J".ib. t t I. Wichita
stored ait, in in fir.t twa Inning with
total of all hue. canal. tins af a doubt,
Ike triplet and three eiiiglaa. They wer
unasi to ai 10 l.tnilberg after that.
Th Malaia war unabls la bunch lb.tr
Maws and could get but twa runa, al
though auihming III Wllrhe Near:
WICHITA I NT. JOgkU'H.
AH HO A I AH. HO A.
1. aa.ua. rr alio inaan, is a ill
111 iicttileo, o I
4 risk... rf 4
e:HMwlla.ef 4
Itafais. as I
I II 0 Mrlhaialil. 9b 4
I J'W aeillti. 2k 4
9 15 1 KaniHw. 4
4 9'Unduws. I
I 'Weisnaia I
II 37 HI
I Tutali 97 It 17 17
wwtmca, tb 4
Hnser. as 4
-.. If
Hl.ke.lrr. tf
Mrlk.a.11 lb
lltlffla. 3b
ll.ler,
Mails, p
T"UU
1 9
9 I
I I
I
Maxwell Company
Plans Development
Although local officials of the
Maxwell Car corporation continue
to refuse to be quoted on the sub
ject, it it known from unquestionable
authority that iti recent effort to
bill in 1 lie huge property of the
Willy Motor Car corporation at
Klizahcth, N. J . wa limply another
kirp in well dctined development
plant of the corporation both for
domettie and foreign buiinen.
The acquiiition by Maxwell of tb
Willys plant, wbiih wat finally ml 4
to the Uurant Motor Car company,
would have added i7 acrri of factory
property to the six Urge plant
which the concern own and epeiate
in Detroit, Dayton, Nrcilr, Ind.
and Windsor, Unt.
The spirited bidding of, the Durant
and the Maxwell forces is indicated
by tb fact that th Maxwell otter
was only slightly under the Durant
purchaie price of JS,$.'5,tJ. third
party said to have been acting (or
General Motors, entered the bidding
but teiirrd with a reported offer of
approximately $t,V'.i
A it it, without th Willys prop,
rrij, Maxwrll pUm rcver an arra
of ntoie than acre with aini'dx
Imaiety J.oixl.niiQ iijuare fret ol (luor
pice.
A "white elephant" can be turned
nto rath qmrkrtt by advertising it
(or sale in The lire Want Ads.
Score by Inning:
Wichita
Hi, Joseph
Summary Runa:
Jin AOS 0004
00 001 vlt
L. Smith, Wa.hhurn.
Merger It). F.aat, Blakealey, llonowlit.
Derate. Errors: i.indberg. Earned runs:
Wichita, ; SI. Joseph, 9. Bsaes on balls:
iff Maun, I; Limiting, 9. Struck out: Hy
Maun. 4: Lindners. 1. Left on basest
Wichita, 4; St. Joseph, t Two-baa hlta:
McDowell. McDonald, Olenn, llannwlts,
ilriffln Three. ha. hits' I.. Smith. Wash.
Purn. McDonald. Sacriflc hit: McDowell,
Ninlen bsaea: Itergrr 42), L. Smith. I'm
litres: Kilspatrlck nd Brunald. Tims:
1:30.
Tula t'opes Series.
Tulsa, Okl., June 54 Tulsa swept ftie
aeries with Oklahoma City by winning
today. 7 to 1. Payne weakened In th
eighth and waa touched fur aeven hlta
Ii a row and five runa. Iing horn run
prevented Illark from scoring a shutout.
Bennett's streak of consecutive hltlng waa
broken after he had connected safely In
29 straight games. Hcore:
OKLAtlTMA CITY. I
AH H O A I
TCIJJA.
AD.H.O.A.
Menu, ss 4 9 1 Olllainett. If 9 0 9 0
I'm, rf 3 1 A oiTwmiienn, 9b 4 114
Knieirr. 2b 3 1 t UPatia. rf 4 14
tllildlelon. If 4 A 9 Atgiuart. ss 4 S 1 1
ls.t e 4 9 3 AlUmh. cf 9 t 9
Mrllanlet, lb 4 1 19 llflauman. tb 4 19 9
lllnal.nll. 9b 9 A A O'LellTelt, lb 4 10
Moore, ef 4 0 9 OtCnai)-, 0 4 111
f.rne p 3 0 lniirk, P 4111
Itr.itr 1 0 A A
1 Total. 35 14 tf I
Totals 33 II 24 10
Hatted for Payn In ninth.
S.-ore by innings:
Oklahoma City . 01 1
Tulea, 910 001 nSi 7
Summary Runs: Long. Thompson,
Davla. Stunrt (2). Lamb, Bauman, Lellvelt.
Error: Img. Earned runa: Tulsa, 7;
Oklahoma City, 1. Left on baaea: Tulaa.
; Oklahoma City. 9. Two-base hits:
Stuart. Mann. Lamb, Davis, Bauman.
Horn runs: Thompson, Long. Sacriflc
hlta: Lamb (2). Pitt. Stolen baaea:
Thompaon. Lellvelt, Moore. Bases on
balla: Off Black. 2. Struck out: By
Black, 2; by Payne, 2. Double play:
McDanlel (unasalated). Umpires: Holmes
and Ormsby. Time: 1:96.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Cost of Tires Reduced
A new Inner tube which Is sbsolutely punetur-
proof snd In actual uss was punctured 500 times
without loss of air when tested by a tlrs gauge.
has Juat been lntenled by C. X. Unburn, 941
W. 47th Street. Chicago. It looks Ilk an or
dinary tubs and sells at about th asm price.
He Is looking for special repreaentstlres and will
allow you tn buy a set st wholesale snd test
them hy drlrtna nails In them tn prore thst they
are sctitally puncture-proof, if you will sell them
to car owners in your rlrlnltr. If yea become his
special repreaentstlre. demonstrating tubes will bs
fuml.hed you free ana you eta make iron tztro
to 300 per month.
TWIN SIX
$4250.00
Delivered and Equipped
Ford and Fordson Tractor Agents
Stop at the
HOTEL KEEN
SS
18th and Harney Centrally Located
v OUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS
Make This Headquarters for June 28-29-30
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 300 PEOPLE
Rates, $1.50-$1.75-$2.50
Jtimie.on. If
W'twaanas. 2b 3
NlienJier. rt
Uanlner. 3h
.T. Swell, as
Melimia. lb
Wood. If
O'Xelll. e
Morton, p
Keefe, p
Nimamaker
Sethrron. D
-Krana
"Oraney
3
9
3 0 1
5 1 1
4 0 1
4 3 0
3 2 12
4 0 5
1 0
0 o Total!
34 13 27 18
Totala 39 13 24 111
itcd for Keefe in aeventn.
Rn for O'Neill 1n ninth.
Batted for Sothoron in ninth.
Score by innings:
Cleveland .-nnt n tlO i
Chicago 000 031 Olx
Summarv Runs: Jamleson, Gardner,
Mclnnls. Nunamaker, Johnson (2), Mulli
gan. Sheely (2), Faber. Error: Wand.
Two-base hits: Wrod, Jamleson, Falk,
Mulligan. Johnson. Three-bas hit: Mul
ligan. Sacrlflcea: Mulligan, Jamleaon,
Faber. Double playa: Collins to Johnson
to Sheely, O'Neill to Wamhsganss. Schalk
to Mulligan. Mulligan to Sheely to John
son. Left on bases: Cleveland. : Chi
cago. 10. Bases on balls: Off Faber. 2:
off Morton. 1; off Sothoron. 3. Struck
out: By Faber. 4; bv Morton, 4. Hlta:
Off Morton. 10 in 5 Innlnga (none out in
alxth); off Keefe. 1 In 1 Inning; off
Sothoron, 2 In 3 inninga. T.oaing pitcher:
Sothoron. Umpires: Owena, Walsh and
Evans. Time: 2:12.
Philadelphia, it Washington. S.
Washington. June 24. Philadelphia
i - t.-hed long hlta today off two Wash
s.tnn pitchers and won easily, 9 to 2.
Xivlor'a control was perfect and he wa
effectively In all except two Innings.
Young's fielding was a feature. Score:
rniLADEI.PHIA.
AB.H.O.A
Timnr. 2b
Johnston, lb
Walker. If
Miowan, rf
Miller, cf
Perkins, e
Oallowsr. SB
Prkes. 3b
Nsrlor. p
Totals
4 11 6' juore. in
3 0 14 0! Pecklnn'sb. I
3 11 O RIce. cf
3 1 9 01 Ohanka. If
5 1 1 0' Harris, 2b
3 12 fl'Jtrower. rf
4 11 JtCharrlty. c
1 ninete. 3b
;'Veki. p
-irhUllps. p
S3 9 37 19'
I Totals
WASHINGTON
AB.H.O.A.
3 1
3 0
1 10
2 1
3
1
1
3
A
A
34 S 27 II
Score bv Innlnga:
Philadelphia
Washington
Summarv Runa:
Walker, MeOowan
Harris. Erlrkaon.
a2 01 10 I
001 000 100 1
Tounr (2), Johnston,
(2). Miller. Galloway.
Rrrora: Walker.
Shanks. Harrla'. Three-baae hit: Miller.
Walker. Perkins. Stolen baae: Miller.
Sacrifices: Walker. Navlor. Johnston,
Dykes Double plays: Rice to Harri.
Toun gto Oharrity tn Johnston. Harri ta
Pecklnpanch to Judge. Left on basea:
Philadelphia, 1: Washington. I. Basea on
balls- Off EHckson. 4: off Phillip. 1.
'truck out: Bv Erlokson. 2: br Naylor.
2- by Phillips. 3. Hits: Off Erlrkaon.
tn 4 1-t Inning: off Ph'lllns. 9 in 4 2-1
Innings. Wild pitch: Phllllpla. Losing
eiteher- Erickann. Tmpires: Mortality
and Nallln. Time: 1:40.
H U D S O N
The Coach
$1795
Good dogs, poultry snd other pets
find readv cash buyers through the
For Sale" column! of The Bee.
It Also Has Hudson's
New Motor
The Coach is a beautiful closed car, costing less
than 6 above the price of open models.
Now it adds the attraction of the new Super
Six motor. '
Performance is wholly altered a glorious sense
of motion, free as flight. It is a revelation even
to Super-Six owners.
See the Coach today. Examine the closed car
advantages offered at this orice. And learn the
charm of this greater Super-Six motor in a ride.
HUDeOrl7
NkAMt
Phaeton - - SU4
7-Pats. Phaeton 1749
Cbriolt . . 229S
Coupe , - 2570
Sedan - 3650
Freight and Tax Extrm
GUY L". SMITH.
nit)
2563-5-7
Far nam St.
rsutvicc rmsi-OMsftHA,.USJV;
DO ugla
1970
TO
In the Heart of the City
Eva? PiresOTted
Three Days June 28-29-30
Under the auspices of the Ford Motor
Co., and the Ford dealers of Omaha
and Council Bluffs at Twenty-first and
Leavenworth streets, Omaha.
CONTINUOUS DEMONSTRATION
Admission FREE
'MP
To Reduce Overhead
Cut lime Charges
Cut Labor Costs
Speed Up Heavy Worlx
See Ms
Learn what you can do
with a
, Fordsoiv
THE UNIVERSAL TRACTOR
Take a little while off away from puzzling over costs
that won't come down.
Stop Flgnrtng Actually Sea
t this huge National Industrial Show how overhead
charges will come down immediately in all work where
heavy loads must be handled.
DeiMMtrationa
going on continuously doing the kind of work which is
costing you too much money with your present methods.
Manulacturers
in every line see how time and labor costs, from load
ing platform to pick-up station to delivery points, can
be cut.
Contrastors
in every line of building and construction work see
how all costs, excavating, dumping, power winch,
loading crane, material hauling can be cut.
Operators. Steel Malls
in every line from mining to finished product, dock or
yard hauling, see how the cost per ton for moving can
be cut.
Lumber Tarda
see how all hauling charges in all the work you do can
be cut.
Muiiieipalltles
see how street cleaning, sprinkling, park mainteriance,
garbage disposal and other costs can be cut.
Warehouses SMppers
see how all load moving can be speeded up, man per
sonnel put on a more efficient basis and all costs be cut.
Traffic Superintendents, there is a world of informa
tion for you in the demonstrations being made.
Factory Superintendents, there is real help for you in
the greatest show of industrial power ever presented.
DAILY DEMONSTRATIONS
Inter factory hauling portable crane loading portable
power shovel work trailer train operation side and
end dump body operation road construction port
able power winch operation bridge and steel structure
methods.
Come and see these demonstrations
they will show every possible use of
the Industrial Fordson in transporta
tion and power application.
The PertaMe Winch
for .-. ,svi7"
'-.'i rv
The Heary-Duty Haolage Tractor
The Portable Lc41ng Cram
The Portable Shovel
Remember the
Time and tbe Plac
Twenty-first and
Leavenworth Sts.,
Omaha